Chapter 97 Conquer with Battle

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Tyson shook his head and motioned for Blaziken to step back, he would revise his plan.

At first, he really planned to subdue Rhydon and throw him into the Pewter Gym after a sneak attack, and then slowly move him around and make him recognize him. There's no danger, it just takes time.

You should know that Rhydon is a very good Pokémon, very popular among Miners and geology-related professions, Rhydon is a good player at opening dots in rocks, and their character is not brute.

At the same time, due to the difficulty of its evolution – Rhyhorn must be over level 40 to evolve into Rhydon, so it is not common in the wild, not to mention that such a high level is also a testament to strength, which further exacerbates and complicates Rhydon's capture.

All these factors together, the price of Rhydon on the black market is not low.

Of course, Tyson wasn't planning on selling him on the black market, he was a bit of a waste, and Tyson could have left him to Pewter Gym to take care of him.

Pewter Gym needs to use this kind of Pokemon in many places. After all, Pewter City depended on Moon Mountain, and many industries needed this kind of Pokémon that could unlock rock points, and could also serve as bodyguards.

Even if they had bred this Pokémon themselves, the quantity and quality was far from sufficient.

And Rhydon is also a pretty good heavy gunner and defender after bringing Protector and swapping to evolve into Rhyperior.

Although the Tyson team does not need this role at this time, and there is not a lot of free money to breed and evolve, but after capturing him, he is very suitable to put it in the Pewter Gym.

You can increase the depth of your team.

For funding issues, it's different when Pokemon are handed over to Pewter Gym for safekeeping and trading.

Tyson, as an invested civilian Trainer, is actually one of the Pewter Gym Disciples, but has a high degree of freedom.

The Pewter Gym, as an official Gym defined by the Alliance, is eligible to serve as a storage location for internal Pokémon Trainers, but it must pay a fee, which is similar to the nature of some Professionals and breed houses.

And as long as the Trainer agrees, Gyms can use the Pokemon they've saved to perform certain work activities. After deducting the cost of fostering, the Gym needs to be distributed to Trainers.

In other words, if Tyson catches Rhydon and puts him in the Pewter Gym, not only can he add decent Pokemon to his second team, but he can also make money along the way.

Of course, not many Pokemon can actually do this.

And given the intimacy issues and tacit understanding of leading the battle, he won't be lending his main Pokemon. It can only be said that some insignificant second or third Pokémon team can pull it off.

If it weren't for Tyson already having Boldore and his future evolutionary Gigalith, Rhydon and evolutionary Rhyperior would also qualify for his first team.

As for innate talent, the evolution of holding items is the most direct and simple way to increase potency. As long as the Protector's quality reached a certain standard, perhaps Rhydon would step into a quasi-Elite after evolution.

But then again, Tyson with Elite Aptitude Boldore doesn't have to do that at all.

The reason why he changed his plans and didn't let Blaziken take action now was because normally the places where Moonstones were produced were small ore veins, and there were usually three or four Moonstones.

Unlike the situation with other evolution stones, Moonstones tended to appear in piles.

If this Rhydon eats the first Moonstone and gets bored and doesn't keep eating it, it means there's still a Moonstone left nearby.

Tyson's heart gave off a little fire, which meant he might make a lot of money, but he knew that the odds were very slim, and most wild Pokémon would eat their food right away after getting them, rarely having the habit of hoarding food.

However, for this small probability, a slight change in the order is required.

Now he decided to wait until Rhydon woke up in the afternoon to start a normal conquer battle, and let Rhydon take him to the nearest Moonstone or something.

As one of the Totems in this area, Rhydon should know some places where there might be Moonstones.

If he hastily awakened the other party from his slumber, there would be no problem conquering him, but no matter how good his temper, he might not be willing to bring himself to the Moon Stone, and might even break away from the Poke Ball.

In order to conquer a Pokémon in the wild and let the other party realize that you need a 1v1 battle, this kind of sneak attack method may not be recognized by the other party, communication is a problem, let alone orders.

Tyson and Blaziken rested for a while while leaning on Boldore's hard body. Rhydon doesn't sleep long, just a Pokémon habit.

Sure enough, not long after, Rhydon's awakening growl came from inside the cave. This is his claim to sovereignty, and this is his territory.

Tyson stepped back a little and threw a rock into the cave.

ping~ ping~ bang~

The rock rolled and hit the stone wall, causing many Reverberations.

Rhydon, who had just woken up, followed the voice and saw, the kind man, who provoked himself and threw things at his house, was unforgivable.

With a displeased mood, Rhydon walked out of the cave step by step, must educate this person, otherwise everyone will come here to play and how can he rest well, does the Nidoking Nidoqueen couple not care? Take care of your subordinates.

dong dong dong?

A sturdy silhouette walked out of the cave with heavy footsteps.

Tyson looked serious and leaned slightly behind Boldore.

"roar!"

When Rhydon came out, he saw a human and two Pokémon, both of which he had never seen before, and screamed.

'Are you the ones who provoked me!'

Tyson understood the meaning of Growl, took a breath, and shouted at Rhydon, "Rhydon, I'm here to conquer you, and you'll be my Pokémon when you lose."

Rhydon could also understand Tyson's words, did he conquer the battle? He's not too young to watch the process of many humans conquering the Pokemon that live around him, and many people have try beaten him, but without exception has not worked .

Slightly nod,

"Roar~"

'who's coming~'

His voice was a little softer this time. Of course, his attitude after waking up wasn't very good, but the fiery red Pokémon next to him made him feel the pressure of his imposing manner.

"Then my Pokemon is, Blaziken!"

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(end of this chapter)